Join with a code
Every session gets a six-character code like ABC-123. Students type it on the home page and they are in β no account required.
Clique replaces the video call, the shared drive, the Google Form and the paper register with a single room your students open in a browser. Here is everything inside it.
Pan in any direction, zoom from the whole term's diagram down to one exponent. The board belongs to the classroom, so it is exactly as you left it when the next lesson opens.
Everything that happens in the room is carried over a lightweight real-time connection, so the lesson keeps up on a patchy network.
Every session gets a six-character code like ABC-123. Students type it on the home page and they are in β no account required.
The email a student gives when joining enrols them in that class, so quizzes, notes and their attendance history stay attached to them.
Fourteen quick reactions β hands up, thumbs up, βI have an ideaβ β let a quiet student signal without unmuting.
Share handouts, past questions and images inside the lesson. They stay with the class after the bell.
A teacher keeps a room per class β JSS3 Maths, SS1 Physics β and opens a new session in it whenever they teach.
Built and tested on the Android phones most Nigerian students actually use, with tap targets sized for thumbs.
Paste your own note and the questions are drawn from it. Answers are cached for 30 days.
Four tools tuned to the Nigerian curriculum. Generate a quiz from your own note, then push it to the class in one tap.
Push a quiz into the live room and it appears on every student's screen. Answers are graded the moment they submit.
Students are checked in when they enter the room and checked out when they leave. You only step in for the exceptions.
Join and leave times recorded for every session, no roll call.
Mark someone present, late or excused; mark no-shows absent in one action.
Per session, per class across the term, or per student.
Streaks and a consistency score show who is slipping before it shows in results.
The School and Institution plans add what a principal or ICT coordinator needs to manage many teachers at once.

Clique runs on servers Kaypixel operates directly, not on a third-party platform. Institutions can host it themselves.
Every page, API call and live connection uses HTTPS and secure WebSockets.
Teacher and student sign-ins use random 256-bit session tokens that expire; passwords are stored hashed, never in plain text.
We collect the minimum, keep it for a stated period, and honour access and deletion requests. Read the privacy policy.
Whiteboard, quizzes, attendance and daily AI β free for one teacher, forever.